By now you may have heard of the numerous changes that have taken place in legislation pertaining to residential real estate in British Columbia. It can all be a bit overwhelming so I thought it would be a good idea to summarize these changes for those who are not aware of these new laws.
Ever wonder what the most asked questions to real estate agents are? Wonder no more...this blog my Merisa Gomez-Adams puts the questions to experts who will take the mystery out of some of the most commonly asked questions from buyers and sellers.
The British Columbian government created the Home Buyer’s Rescission Period (HBRP), also referred to as the "cooling-off period," as a customer safety mechanism to give homebuyers time to think about whether or not a residential real estate transaction is appropriate for them. The new law took effect on January 3, 2023, and was put in place by the...
No doubt you’re aware that the general narrative around the state of the economy is pessimistic at best. With rising interest rates, inflation, supply chain issues and a cooling off in the house market, it’s a lot to digest. So, what does it all mean? The simple answer is it depends on who you ask.
With another 50 basis point hike today, taking the...
By now, most of us have experienced some snowfall and freezing temperatures. Have you winterized your garage? Check out this post by Alicia Hearns to see what is recommended to prepare your car house for this year's chills.
It's a hot topic. Anyone who's bought or sold, or even just shopped around, knows that housing prices have been pricing out some potential buyers. Smaller communities, not just the metropolitan areas, have experienced inflated real estate prices. Low inventories and increasing demand create the perfect storm for soaring prices. While the Bank of Ca...
